What is your charity shop bargain of the week?

Hobsons_Choice

Frith wrote: »

Hobsons Choice - do you know the street in Worcester that has about 7 charity shops in it?!


I find Pershore very good too but Ludlow probably the best of
all.

I certainly do! And visit every single one whenever I'm in Worcester.
I find Ludlow chazzers are cheaper ... er .... more sensibly priced than most of the ones in Worcester. Only been a couple of times to Pershore though and it tends to be in the spring/summer.

Loolah

Hobsons_Choice wrote: »

I certainly do! And visit every single one whenever I'm in Worcester.
I find Ludlow chazzers are cheaper ... er .... more sensibly priced than most of the ones in Worcester. Only been a couple of times to Pershore though and it tends to be in the spring/summer.

I usually do pershore and upton. there is a good one on the tything in worc where everything is £1.99 or less. i work near there once a week and can usually find a bargain. :mad:

bobsa1

Brand new boden dress for £15 expensive I know but similar selling on boden for £80 so still a bargain

Hobsons_Choice

Loolah wrote: »

I usually do pershore and upton. there is a good one on the tything in worc where everything is £1.99 or less. i work near there once a week and can usually find a bargain. :mad:

I always plan to go to The Tything .. but then run out of time!
Will try Upton though next time I'm there - thanks.

Frith

I was in Worcester looking today! Is it the Cancer Research on the Tything that is cheap? I like the St Richard's Hospice shop nearby (big wedding dress section at the back).


Today (St Richard's Hospice) I bought a blue scarf with lots of other colours running through it. Just washed it and it's drying now. Also a mini Boden long sleeved T shirt for my older son.

gallygirl

Winchester advice anyone?May have a quick hour on Weds morning .

kitschkitty

Todays haul included a Wallis top for £4.50 and a lovely denim skirt for £3.25 - when I checked the washing instructions label I found it's actually marked as a size smaller than the hanger (which is my regular size), I've never owned clothes labeled (if not actually) that small! lol

kitschkitty

gallygirl wrote: »

Winchester advice anyone?May have a quick hour on Weds morning .

Didn't find anything on our visit there on Thursday.

Pollycat

I've been looking for a longish top to go with some flowered jeggings for ages.

Finally found a 100% linen (but not the heavy fabric, it's very light and almost see-through) M&S unworn top at my local hospice shop for £1.

Very happy.

Beenie

Our local Sally Army shop has a '2 books for 99p' rack.

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw a brand new BBC Good Food 'The Collection 480 Recipes' book - retailing at £25 - on the shelf! I grabbed it pretty quick, along with a Susannah Gregory book and some Lands End sheepskin moccasins for £1.49. Very pleased.